Python: Find the first negative balance
Python Programming Puzzles: Exercise-70 with Solution
Write a Python program to find the first negative balance from a given a list of numbers which represent bank deposits and withdrawals.
Input: [[12, -7, 3, -89, 14, 88, -78], [-1, 2, 7]] Output: [-81, -1] Input: [[1200, 100, -900], [100, 100, -2400]] Output: [None, -2200]
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def test(balances):
firsts = []
for bals in balances:
total = 0
for b in bals:
total += b
if total < 0:
firsts.append(total)
break
else:
firsts.append(None)
return firsts
balances = [[12, -7, 3, -89, 14, 88, -78], [-1, 2, 7]]
print("Bank deposits and withdrawals:")
print(balances)
print("\nFirst negative balance of deposits and withdrawals:")
print(test(balances))
balances = [[1200, 100, -900], [100, 100, -2400]]
print("Bank deposits and withdrawals:")
print(balances)
print("\nFirst negative balance of deposits and withdrawals:")
print(test(balances))
Sample Output:
Bank deposits and withdrawals: [[12, -7, 3, -89, 14, 88, -78], [-1, 2, 7]] First negative balance of deposits and withdrawals: [-81, -1] Bank deposits and withdrawals: [[1200, 100, -900], [100, 100, -2400]] First negative balance of deposits and withdrawals: [None, -2200]
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